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Hey guys, you might remember a special episode of the podcast a few weeks ago. It was

the live show at the Apollo Theater in New York with Basim, USIF, who was known as the John

Stewart of Egypt, who spoke out against government autocracy in his country and ultimately had

to flee. Well, Cafe is launching a second podcast and it's hosted by Basim, USIF. It's

called Remade in America. And today I'm sharing the first episode of that podcast featuring

comedian Moze Gibrani with StayToon listeners. It's a show about feeling like an outsider

in America and trying to make it anyway. So check out the show and then head on over to

the Remade in America podcast where ever you listen to this podcast and listen to the

second episode out today. And don't forget to subscribe. You're going to love it. And

I'll be back Thursday with another episode of StayToon. See you then.

Hello friends. My name is Basim, USIF. Welcome to the first episode of my new show Remade

in America, presented by Cafe. Before we get started, a little bit about me. My story

begins in Egypt, where I lived until I was 40 years old. I was a regular guy. I was

married. I worked as a heart surgeon. You know, a regular dude. But my plan had always

been to move to America. But then something strange happened.

Egyptians, my people, took to the streets to tell our military dictator Hosni Mubarak to

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